It's always a delight to come into this shop. There's such a grandness to it... and all the home…read morefurnishings and decorative merchandise feels really solid - like there's a traditional English sturdiness to everything; nothing too fragile to withstand a lifetime of use. I consider GTO a sure bet for gifts - or when I'm just in the mood to purchase something lovely for my own sheer enjoyment. It seems as if the buyers here really scour...the product assortment is classic, but usually with a interesting twist... almost everything they have on offer is something distinctive and really worth having. The products run the gamut of home furnishings... vases, dishes, accent pillows, hard bound books... even bath and body products. I'm especially a fan of their glassware... it's all very sturdy and uniquely decorated - I once found some very elegant, very masculine, tan-coloured tumblers that looked like they'd be at home in the hand of James Bond - the guy who got them thought they were marvelous. They also have a charming card and stationary section... really different and lovely.

This place is an old Chelsea institution, although the atmophere is less unique since they moved…read moreinto a modern new space from their old rabbit-warren around the corner. Basically, they sell three things: - expensive vintage European (not really antique) Asian and European furniture and accessories (leather armchairs, side-tables, elephants carved from driftwood, pond yachts, stone Buddhas) -Serious home things - porcelain, lamps, framed prints, soaps and fine linens, all with a fairly traditional style - All manner of gifty things, especially at Christmas - joke books, small toys, decorations, silver picture frames, scented candles... A good place to come and look for presents, or a nineteenth century brass telescope on a tripod at a 300% markup. (Update - the cafe has gone)

I like the good quality brands sold at this place. The website has some really good offers at times…read moretoo. As for service, the older staff seem more friendly and helpful. Was a bit let down by the service of one of the younger lads there. Otherwise it would be five stars.

A branch of the General Trading Company has sprung up amongst the plethora of coffee and cake shops…read morealong this stretch of Holland Park Avenue and now adds choice to last-minute gift shopping in the area. It has been a long time since I last visited the original GTC in Chelsea, this new branch is very bright and clinical and concentrates mainly on smaller items.

This sumptuous sweet-smelling store stocks exquisite high-end bed and kitchen linens, plush towels…read moreand robes, luxurious bath products, specialty colognes and fragrances and a small range of precious things for baby. I adore this shop because everything here is stylish, elegant and just slightly feminine without being the least bit girly. French brands feature heavily - indeed, the whole place feels very much like a chic French hotel. Lovely!

A beautiful boutique selling all sorts from bed linen to purses, accessories and christmas gifts. A…read morelovely little find near Patisserie Valerie - coffee and shopping in Kensington!

Nothing special about this shop really pops until you've reached the very back. All you see at…read morefirst are neutral soft chairs with clean lines and tables with shiny knick knacks and silver candlesticks. I hardly even thought this store would be worth visiting again until I'd come to the very end... and then things started to get interesting... This is where some intriguing antiques are to be found. Old pictures, and books, and mirrors... but for the crème de la crème of this place, don't miss the treasures on display in the (locked) large china cabinet in the right-hand corner - full of whimsical antique curiosities. Ms. Phillips also takes commissions for interior design... not only using the sort of items you see in her shop, but also using some of her own original designs and any individually specified piece.

I really love this charming shop. What more can one ask for? A great present destination for…read moreothers or oneself. It may seem odd to give this delicious little store 5 stars but ultimately when one is shopping in London a calm sanctuary is always preferable to west london crazy. Katrina seems to know everything one wants to know about everything in the store and each item has a great back story. I've seen her amazing interiors... now, that's something worth saving for.

We were looking for a coat, and ended up here. This is your typical off-price retail store. Lots…read moreof different items at a discounted price. The clothes are sorted on racks by size and type. Like other discount stores, you can walk in not knowing what brands to expect. Because of the variety and size differences between brands, the racks are always a mess. Everything must be tried on for fit and functionality. The prices are nice, if you can find what you're looking for.

It was my wife's birthday i have ordered 12 different items. It said in the website it should…read morearrive in 5 days. 5 th day didn't arrive.6th i have contacted them didn't arrive evri by the way wortd delivery company you can't contact them .day 7 I contacted tkmaxx custemer service again they said sorry just wait. My wife birthday passed . I was checking the parcel every day day 12-13 goes on same story. At the end day refunded me which is i lost 14 days plus up to 14 days to get my money back. Ruined the birthday for me. I hope you dont do the same mistake. Sorry they offered me 10£ gift card for it all. I said keep it and spend it to customer service

This adorable shop is worth coming to if you like pretty, classic, garden inspired sweaters,…read moredressing gown and pretty frocks. There were having a terrific sale. So cute! Wish these styles fit in with my Newport Beach lifestyle.

Call me pumice, pumice wall. I love this store and the paint colors they have for homes. I went…read morethere thinking I was going to spend a fortune but it wasn't, compared to a Luxe paint the difference is probably like £2 or £3. Not a lot when you consider that you are getting premium quality for your money. Think about it how many times can you paint your house in a lifetime, a couple, so you want the best stuff too last a long time. Oh and pumice is the color I bought for my house, and after months I'm still enjoying my color decision.

I would have never have thought there could be a shop dedicated solely to tiles. Floor tiles, wall…read moretiles, bathroom tiles, kitchen tiles and work tops (almost all tiles, as they also do paint and hand woven rugs). Its quite unique. They pride themselves in having their products hand made, on the most part, in the UK and Europe. It is part of their 'green' commitment. They also source their wood and glass (for their mosaic collection) from sustainable forests, 86% of their glass is recycled. The most educational part of my visit to the store was their fully fitted 'library' it had paint samples, tiles, rugs and wood sample that you can also experiment with and mix and match, very hands on. Products are displayed concisely and intelligently in what can only be described as a quality environment. I am contemplating showing them my hand made tile collection, it would be amazing to have my creations alongside theirs.

Scandinavian store with beautiful housewares and fun decorations. It's a beautiful testament to…read moreScandinavian design. They have a lot of Christmas decorations and ornaments for purchase during this time of year, as well.

To say this is a home decor shop doesn't tell the complete story because it sells so much more. Of…read morecourse, Scandinavian housewares and furniture are the main feature, but the store also sells jewelry and watches, children's toys, and Marimekko fabric for both upholstery and sewing. I was there during London fashion week, so next season's Marimekko clothing line was on display. Granted it was only for the buyers, but it was a nice sneak peek into what's going to be in the stores next year.